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Hurricane Irma ravaged the Marco Islands, leaving behind a path of destruction and flood water. “Naples and Marco Island registered the strongest winds during the storm, topping out at 142 mph in Naples,” CBS News reported.
Marco Island, #Florida, tras el paso del huracán #Irma. Fotos: MarcoIslandPD. pic.twitter.com/UDBBJ9yc5u
— Gabriel G. Marquez (@G_GarciaMarquez) September 11, 2017
So far, two million people are without power and five Floridians are dead. On Sunday morning, a Florida correctional officer and a sheriff died after a head-on collision during Hurricane Irma in Hardee County, the Miami Herald reported.
Lots of debris strewn about streets on Marco Island, from trees to street signs. #AfterIrma fox4now pic.twitter.com/TvsvYkyUHI
— Max Darrow (@MaxNews3LV) September 11, 2017
ABC reported “one person was found dead in a home in Shark Key on Sunday.” Meanwhile, two people were found dead in Monroe County, which is part of the Florida Keys.
First look at a damaged home here on Marco Island, about 1/3 of the roof is off. #HurricaneIrma #AfterIrma @fox4now @kgun9 pic.twitter.com/zXZkK8JISl
— Max Darrow (@MaxNews3LV) September 11, 2017
Want to see some video footage and more photos of the chaos and disarray brought about by Hurricane Irma?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aZVxjhRFnE
Earlier Monday, a dolphin was rescued from the storm…
NEWS: People on Marco Island banded together this morning to rescue two dolphins — 1 adult & 1 baby — who were stranded on the beach. 🐬🐬 pic.twitter.com/KZTjiipFBI
— 93 WIBC Indianapolis (@93wibc) September 11, 2017
“Before and After pics only a block away from my parents’ home 😥 #marcoisland #hurricaneimra,” @Breyoncee tweeted:
Before and After pics only a block away from my parents' home 😥 #marcoisland #hurricaneimra pic.twitter.com/DE1aJPYJDp
— brelynn (@Breyoncee) September 11, 2017
People fear the worst…
We do fear casualties: Marco Island official | MSNBC https://t.co/JSSqZmrIrm
— Richard Lazzara (@shankargallery) September 11, 2017
Check out the flooding…
El huracán Irma toca tierra en Marco Island, en la costa suroeste de Florida https://t.co/nbwm9HzrkK #RD #REPUBLICADOMINICANA pic.twitter.com/p0ASxoI4uH
— Comunidad Dominicana (@keloke_RD) September 11, 2017
Conor Duffy tweeted out a video of himself driving into Naples/Marco Island area:
Difficult conditions heading towards Marco Island and Naples pic.twitter.com/BlkBbEowna
— Conor Duffy (@conorduffynews) September 11, 2017
Here’s a fish swimming down the street…
Check out what one resident saw swimming down the street on Marco Island after Hurricane Irma flooded the streets. pic.twitter.com/kZ8aDYEZXA
— 9 & 10 News (@9and10News) September 11, 2017
This video shows the aftermath of the storm…
https://twitter.com/bohemianceliac/status/907253890407682048
A call tower was destroyed in the island…
Cell tower destroyed Marco Island pic.twitter.com/4rV344WDHo
— julie k. brown (@jkbjournalist) September 11, 2017
Collier County was incredibly flooded, but no fatalities have been reported…
https://twitter.com/geostanley/status/907267603936276481
Irma really leveled this tree on Marco Island…
Marco Island fl pic.twitter.com/CFtKzAf7Rd
— julie k. brown (@jkbjournalist) September 11, 2017
This stop sign post is more than half-way submerged in flood water…
Hurricane Irma made landfall on Marco Island shortly after 3:30 p.m. with recorded winds of 130 mph and storm… https://t.co/NRIACipdHw
— David Burn (@davidburn) September 11, 2017
Here’s more footage of the intense storm as its eye hits Marco Island…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQHNH3J0KPk
Here is a translated tweet from Luis Fajardo regarding Irma in the island, “Floods near Marco Island, on the southwest coast of Florida.” Fajardo shows a picture of a tree lying in the road.
Inundaciones cerca de Marco Island, en la costa suroccidental de Florida #irma pic.twitter.com/fhBB7nHAEc
— Luis Fajardo (@LuisFajardo20) September 11, 2017
Here’s one more look into the chaos that happened on Marco Island…
https://www.instagram.com/p/BY38zQcA__7/